2 7 JUL 1972 THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN MU Commission CHURCH

Rey Kenneth F. Baker, rector of St RECORD Co:mires EarIwood (Sydney) since 1967. has been appointed rector of St Sto- split on key issue CHURCH RECORD hen's, Mittagong. THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER — NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION Rev John W. Reimer, of All The national paper for Saints', Nowra (Sydney) since 1970, has A ten-member commis- the admission of remarried Church of England people been appointed in charge of St Luke's, Registered for porting as Printed by John Fairfax end divorcees and Lady Gorell — Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- Sons Lid., Broadway, Sydney. Price 15 cents Northmead. sion of the Mothers' Union No. 1517 — July 27, 1972 a newspaper — Category A. Rev Raymond G. Nelson. curate of Barnes takes an independent estant and Reformed. Christ Church. Godard (Newcastle) since in England which has met and radical line, opting for a 1969, has been appointed to the new pro- Subscription $4 per year, visional district of Islington and Wick- for three years and has now thorough re-organisation of the ham from dune 15. whole work of MU. posted. Editorial and Busi- Rev Arthur P. L. Rutter, rector produced a 300-page report, ness: Room 311, 160 Castle- NSW and SA endorse The dilemma which faces the of Camperdown (Ballarat) since 1966. has reagh Street, Sydney. 2000 . been appointed rural dean of Camper- is split over the key issue, Central Council may well oblige down. Phone: 61 2975. Issued fort- Homes used to bring Rev Edward R. Steele, in charge of whether the MU should con- Australian MU to take its own nightly, on alternate Mars- Alliance plans hopetoun (Ballarat) since 1968, has been tinue to exclude divorcees independent line, as has the appointed in charge of the new parochial days. Widely representative gatherings in Sydney and dlstrict of South Ballarat, incorporating who have married again. province of Nee Zealand. the former districts of Sebastopol, Bun- Adelaide earlier this month ratified the proposals of the myong and HoPelona. Prebendary Donald Lynch, Chief The commission under the earlier planning conference in Canberra to form a Secretary of the Church Army. has been chairmanship of the of awarded the CBE by the Queen. He was gospel to thousands in National Evangelical Alliance. Willesden, has been uttable to Mr Tony Molyneux, former tutor at Oak Hill and trained at WycliffeW Hall, Oxford. come to a common mind on this The Common Room at Moore Continuing co-operative action Youth Secretary for CMS, Rev Canon Philip Medal°, rural dean Plane used in College in Sydney was well-filled had not eventuated, Bishop Dein Victoria of Hertford and a former CMS mis- vital question and has decided to s.onary, was installed at Bona as the first submit it to the MU itself. with representatives for the Syd- said, when ... tdshop of Boga-Zaire in the Republic of ney meeting, chaired by Canon The alliance had been super- Rev Cordon W. Thomas, rector of St Zaire. It is a new diocese of the Church Three commission members, Barnabas' East (Sydney) since 1969. has of Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi. Sydney's southern areas Donald W. B. Robinson. imposed from outside, or above, been pointedap B.C.A. missioner at Rev Peter Wank of the diocese of headed by the Bishop of Will- with an absence of any deep Cross (Kalgoorlie) from July Polynesia since 1964, has been appointed diocesan visitation It was widely representative of Southern Executive Officer of the Council of esden, agree to say "no" to re- all Protestant denominations and sense of needing one another. 20. For the first time in the come to an airstrip to meet the A massive effort to explain evenings and coffee mornings. sioners, said: "We are expecting Rev Phillip D. Jensen, curate of St Christian Education in schools in West- married divorcees. Six members, Moore to have a lasting impact on the of evangelical missionary so- The attempt had been made to Matthew's Manly (Sydney) since 1970, ern Australia from early 1973. bishop so that he could discuss Students in training at Archdeacon Joke Burnett, rector of including three of the five history of Australia, a bishop Christianity will be con- cieties, including CMS. Method- develop organisational structures has been appointed a missioner with the with them the local organisation College, Deaconess House and people of the whole area. Board of Diocesan Mission from Swan Hill (St Amend) since 1960, has women members. say "yes"' to ducted in the 38 parishes in ists had delegates from the Al- when there was no functional resigned from September 1 next. has travelled completely of the Thanksgiving Program. the Church Army Training Col- "We are hoping and praying January, 1973. around his diocese in one the Wollongong, Shoalhaven, lege will also assist. that through this team effort of dersgate Fellowship and Presby- purpose. "We must do things Bishop Arthur was accom- together, not just get together." Campbelltown, Berrima and It is expected that more than local people and visitors many terians had delegates from the day, holding meetings with panied by Mrs Aathur, and the Westminster Fellowship. Congre- There was unwillingness on representatives of every one Sutherland districts in the 4000 will be reached during dia- people will be introduced to a Director of the Thanksgiving logue in homes alone, all of genuine and personal experience gationalists were also represen- the part of participating groups 81.4 week of August. of his parishes. Program, Mr Everalct Compton. whom will be invited to enrol in of Christianity that they have ted. to provide the time, finance and Efforts to prevent Canon Robinson, Dr G. J. The Rt Rev R. G. Arthur, They landed at Murwillumbah, The Christian Faith correspond- not known before. personnel required. McArthur and Mr A. Gilchrist Bishop of Grafton made the trip Kyogle, Woodenbong, Tabulam, ence course, which is a set of It was important that Austra- "In a time when many people presented reports and recommen- on Thursday, June 22, com- Casino, Lismore, Evans Head, twelve lessons sent by mail cov- lian evangelicals should be ready are talking and singing about dations. Following a question mencing at Tweed Heads at first Maclean, Copmanhurst, South ering different aspects of Bible to share in what the Spirit of Jesus, we want people to get to period,re decisions made in light and landing at Port Mac- Grafton, Dorrigo, Coffs Har- teaching. know Jesus as 'he is revealed in God was doing around the Pacific nuclear testing quarie at last light. He landed at Canber were unanimously en- world, Bishop Dain said. He re- bour, Raleigh, Macksville, Pee Guests will also be invited to the Bible — the living Saviour dorsed. ferred especially, in this regard, peoples in this region," said Mr 20 airstrips. Dee, South West Rocks, Kemp- attend central meetings on the who is able to help people cope conducted in the South Pacific, The flight took place as part Bishop A. J. Dain preceded a The Australian Council of sey and Port Macquarie. They with life each day." to mission strategy and theo- and commended the Prime Engel. of a Thanksgiving Program weekend August 11-13 to meet Closing devotional address with The earlier protest sent to the then went by car to Wauchope. logical training. Churches has proposed art Minister of Australia on his re- which was conducted simulta- local church members. The mission, to be conducted an analysis of the reasons "Why French Ambassador (April, He pointed to the Evangelical international government- cent strong protest to the French neously in all 37 parishes of the Bishop Graham Delbridge, simultaneously in 38 parishes, attempts to achieve evangelical Fellowship of India as an illus- 1972) stated: co-operation have failed" in the level meeting to prevent Government. diocese. The program had a dual resident bishop in Wollongong will extend from August 4 to 13, tration of what might be The general secretary of the "Several churches who are purpose. It aimed to improve the iiwitalate two Stindays. past. further nuclear testing in the members of this council have and host to the visiting mis- achieved — and the blessing that Australian Council of Churches, financial position of each parish could be anticipated — in South Pacific. Rev F. G. Engel, said that there had close relationships with the so that the church can get on peoples of the South Pacific over Australia. At a meeting of the council's appeared little possibility of hal- with its work without spending CHURCH ARCHITECTURE ting the current tests, despite many years. This resolution is an STAMPS ON he Indian movement had ari- executive committee in Sydney time and effort in raising money. sen from a felt need. Goals had world-wide protest. expression of our concern for the A series of five postage (21/6/72) the Australian welfare of these communities. It also involves 2,000 leaders been clearly enunciated. The fel- "It is important to carry on in the parishes in making quar- stamps depicting the main Government was requested to the present momentum of oppo- "The possibility of harmful lowship had not been founded to take the initiative to have the side-effects from nuclear testing terly calls on 10,000 Anglican periods of English church oppose the national Council of sition to the tests. An . inter- families to show Christian care meeting convened. national conference in the South is a threat to that welfare. This architecture were issued by Churches. And key personnel executive is convinced that these and concern for them. had been appointed at the outset. The council also reaffirmed its Pacific could focus sufficient op- The focal point of the Thanks- the British Post Office on opposition, expressed last April position to force cancellation of tests should be cancelled." The same approach was essen- No reply was received from giving Program was Thanksgiv- Bishop Muston June 21. to the French Ambassador, to further nuclear testing and ing Sunday, in all parishes on tial here. the current nuclear tests being guarantee the welfare of the the French Ambassador. The five churches shown cover Some 50 men and women June 25. the centuries from Saxon times The pilot of the bishop's plane the emphasis will be to use attended a luncheon at the Hil- to the late perpendicular style. was Mr David Gowing, a mem- private homes of church mem- ton Motel, Adelaide, to receive Role of ber of the Kempsey Parish. bers and to engage nonchurch- All five churches are village reports front the South Austra- First I.T.I.M. chaplain Landings were planned to enable goers in dialogue about :he churches, and each represents lian delegates to the Canberra parishoners from every parish to iti,ilatt) %MM. Christian faith. variations in structure resulting meeting, Messrs Bruce Bryson Leading the team of mis- from the employment of local and Bruce Townsend. Christ Church materials. 3p stamp is of Green- Rev Lance Shilton, chairman sioners will be Bishop Clive of the State evangelical alliance, for the Murray Kerle of Armidale, Bishop sted-Juxta — Ongar, Essex — a church which dates from AD presided. Darwin ITIM is arranging progres- Gerald Muston of Melbourne, There were perhaps three A service to recognise the BENDIGO SYNOD & Bishop Alfred Stanway, of Mel- 845. 4p stamp shows the Saxon sively for ministers of several tower of Earls Barton Church, special reasons behind the need Committees aro at work bourne, and Bishop Frank appointment of Rev Don S. denominations to he chaplains in Northamptonshre. The round for a united association repre- and questions ,are being Hulme-Moir of Sydney. Miller, of St Michael's and „major centres of industry and Norman tower of Letheringsett, senting evangelical thought and asked in the diocese of the commerce. Among the 34 other mis- Norfolk figures on the 5p stamp. action, Mr Shilton stated. Northern Territory to ex- All Angels' Church, Milli- LITTLE RED BOOK sioaers will be Rev. Lance Shil- The 71p stamp is of the 13th There were the pressures of amine the role of the existing cent, as Industrial Chaplain ton of Adelaide, Captain R. L. century church and tower at the ecumenical movement, the In his charge to synod on Colin Scheumack and Mr Gwilt of the Church Army, Rev, M. Pease moved the following Helpringham, Lincolnshire; while obvious moral decadence evi- building of Christ Church, at Mt Burr Sawmill, was held Kelham June 18, the Bishop of Ben- Frank Cuttriss, of St James', work completes the set. order: Top, left to rIght — 3p, motion: Huish Episcopi, Somerset (9p dent, and the changes taking Darwin, the Cathedral of the in the Mt Burr Methodist digo, Right Rev Ronald E. King ii Street, Sydney, and Rev. stamp) with its Norman door- The picture shows the five 4p, 5p; bottom left to right — 9p place in missionary strategy. "This Synod views with con- I) diocese. Richards, had occasion to , Alan Cole of Moore Theo- way, and fine perpendicular new stamps in the following and 70. The secretary, Mr Townsend, The small old building cele- Church on Friday, June 16. to close cern the insidious attacks being lo. recalled the "deep sense of fel- mention the permissive soci- made upon Christian morality by brated its seventieth anniversary Mr Miller's appointment was The Great Chapter of the fr 'yjl y,palratsymord and Sydney women lowship and of the Holy Spirit's on July 2. When built, it was so the first for an Anglican in the ety and "The Little Red the writing and publishing of diocese guidance" that had been ex- articles and books such as The placed as to become the ehapel diocese of The Murray. Society of the Sacred Mis- Book." He said: 1p in running the dialogue Christian concern for perienced in Canberra. Little Red School Book that of a future cathedral envisaged sion has been advised by its • He also announced plans for The sermon was given by Rev All Christians in the world encourage and advocate a way Council and the cathedral parish. by Bishop Gilbert White. an Adelaide rally on October 28, Ray Pocock, a chaplain in sev- English members to close its today are being challenged by of life devoid of all ethical con- The Rt Rev Ingemar Strom, Last year the Cathedral Parish with. Bishop Stanway as speaker. eral industrial and commercial theological college at Kel- the permissive society in which cents. A negative approach to Concern for enviroment Bishop of Stockholm, gave the Council set up a small committee this problem including the ban- opening greeting. to investigate the need for a new firms in Adelaide. ham. we live, by the rejection of Stockholm (EPS). — The UN Conference on the ning of these publications only Talking about development cathedral. It has met once. In Christian morality. the elderly Mr Pocock is also Assistant This advice is likely to be gives them publicity. Human Environment may turn out to be one of the and peace while ignoring the en- May the Diocesan Council asked Director of the Inter-Church accepted in August and so the Each new example at least YOUR CHURCH may have a vironment problem would be "That this Synod calls upon its important theological meetings of modern times, accord- Melbourne the Bishop to raise with the Trade and Industry mission. college has not accepted stu- makes the position clearer. rip-roaring youth program, a vig- ing to Dr Eugene Carson Blake, general secretary of the short-sighted and unrealistic, Dr Cathedral parish and the rest of ITIM's Director, Rev Trevor dents for the coming academic members and church people to omits vacation Bible school to Blake said. But talking about the The latest example is the more actively witness to their World Council of Churches. This is because the environ- the diocese the role that they see Bensch, also attended from Ade- year. It plans to finish when the Little Red School Book. reach the neighbourhood's chil- environment in isolation from Orange the Cathedral playing. laide. present students finish their faith with commitment and dis- d] n. and maybe even a Cradle mental debate "provokes a reconsideration of the most the massive world problems of A few people have also met One or its headings, "Teachers cipleship." Roll for the community's babies. • training in 1975. are dogs on leads, too," seems fundamental questions of human existence," he noted. poverty, war and oppression with an architect to speak about A number of arguments for Rut who's concerned about the would be profoundly irrespon- In the reorganisation of symbolic of the book. It certain- and against censorship and the The cathethiat was packed for service future developments. Whatever "It is better to put IS men to English theological colleges, Kel- duel ly? It's almost as though This affirmation was contained sible. ly does little to support or effects these would have were the service, which was sponsored The Loyal Orange Institu- happens at Christ Church, parish stork than to do the work of 10 ham was asked to become a evangelical churches never heard in a speech prepared for delivery The tone for the cathedral ser- encourage or uphold our teach- put forward but a motion by by the World Council of and diocese will move forward small college of some 25 of the Fifth Commandment. The at an ecumencial service in vice was set by Mr Maurice tion of Victoria held its wen." Dwight L Moody ing profession and is suspicious Rev. R. Goodman and Rev T. J. Churches in co-operation with together. students but the college has not older generation is largely ig- Stockholm Cathedral on the eve Strong, secretary general for the annual thanksgiving service of the motives and ideals Of its Tutty gagged the debate. of the UN conference in session the Swedish Euumenical Coun- felt able to follow this advice nored. conference, who said in a paper in St. Paul's Cathedral, Mel- members. Archdeacon Sheumack's mo- (From "Eternity.") June 5-16. cil, the Swedish Christian Youth read by his wife: "We can now and so has had to accept the bourne, on Sunday, July 16, idea of closure. In session the next day, Arch- tion was therefore dropped. lay to rest forever the fallacy WELCOME TO THE FAMILY that the unrestrained pursuit of at 2.45 pm. Rev. H. W. private greed will serve the larg- Colley, M.B.E., M.A., vicar er interests of society as a To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- Appeal against jail sentence of St. Luke's, South Mel- whole. . . . We who can con- cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with Ordination of women a matter of time struct great cathedrals for wor- bourne, and Grand Chaplain According to press reports, seven anti-war demonstrators, including a $4 or simply ask us to charge it. who threw animal blood in the Brisbane Stock Exchange, ship have been guilty of defiling of the Orange Institution in Brisbane curate, the cathedrals of nature that Victoria, took the service. I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it will appeal against a sentence of weekend jail imposed on them on July 7. God has provided." Yet he says Archbishop Arnott The thanksgiving marked the cross out one) had done was not an act of van- bishop Amott ever since the voiced a personal conviction that According to the press report, 282nd anniversary of the Battle Arnott was speaking more active in using women in 50,000 Aborigines and 10,000 dalism. demonstration. this small planet is not beyond — — — — — — — — — — — — — Dr Islanders. These would help wipe one of the seven, Rev Malcolm of the Boyne and before the at the opening of the Bris- the councils and activities of the "We had to break the law to Archibishop Arnott had said redemption. To The Australian Church Record, Room 311, 160 church. out racial discrimination and re- Sell, said that the group had he would make a statement on Turning to the Christian's Cathedral service, the annual make our point and we expected procession through the city bane synod in St. Luke's "I find it difficult to see any turn to Aborigines certain land kien insulted by being called Mr Bell's fixture following the responsibility, he said: "We can Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. to be punished," he said. streets was held. Hall, Charlotte Street, on real theological argument against and mineral rights. Vandals in court. court case, Mr Bell said. and we must use much more of Synod also decided to fix the Mr Bell was asked to hand in The preacher at the service the ordination of women. The He said the throwing of blood "Now I am just waiting for an our energies and our resources to NAME June 19. retiring age of clergy at 70. In his licence to officiate St Pier's satisfy the 'higher, non-material was Rev J. M. Hagans, M.A., main question is when is the is the Stock Exchange had been official statement," he said. He told 460 clergy and lay- future, all must retire at this age. Church, West End, shortly after needs and aspirations of man." B.D., minister of Canterbury time ripe." a symbolic act in protest against In October 1969, Mr Bell and ADDRESS men: "While not committing my- Synod was told that retirement the blood-throwing incident. another young Anglican minister, Beyond this point the ultimate Presbyterian Church and special the Vietnam War. self on any view of women being Synod decided to urge the should not depend on the "whim He said he had done this Rev A. Parry, had their licences choice will require a degree of prayers were offered by Rev A. POSTCODE admitted to the priesthood, I still government to implement eight or fancy" of the individual But the symbolism was not under protest but had continued to preach taken away while they collective wisdom and enlight- Gordon Bennett, B.D., Th.M., think we have got to be much recommendations for the State's minister. accepted by the magistrate Mr to help at St Peter's. were working 'a Toowoomba. enment that can only come Grand Secretary of the Feder- Fagg, Csm, Mr Bell said. Mr Bell said he had attempt- Later these licences were re- through a new model and spirit- ated Loyal Orange Council of Printed, by John Fatrfa.7.,:n8, ,vcn: Rt.e ..idi.d131..,g,:wgingdney. for the pubilsher Australia. Page 8 Australian Church Record, July 13, 1972 Mr Bell said what the group ed to communicate with Arch- turned. ual awakening. fl oore Concoe was brought home during one of Religion should lead us on to EDITORIAL the Lenten MR1 studies. Many full development, to religious came on the first night and were adulthood, growing up from A maturing religion divided into groups of about childhood. This person will be eight with a study leader. filled with the endowment God The reformed view of the Lord's Supper EPHESIANS: 4:13-15 To every person there is being led into newer and greater Comments later were: "l only gives. It will result in stability, want to hear what the Rector has not being blown in different di- "until we all attain to the the importance of finding a experiences in matters of faith. The reformation of the Church of Eng- the term and asked what was meant by it. The of loyalty to death; and of the Passover Sup- maturing religion. 1 see this as Our religious experience needs to to say," "I can't have X telling rections or vacillating from one unity of the faith and of the me about religion when I am 30 thing to another. land in the sixteenth century was both a Last Supper had become the Lost Supper. per, transformed and Christianised in the new allowing the Spirit of God to be ever changing, being chal- light of redemption by the blood of the Lamb. knowledge of the Son of lead one on in growth and lenged, questioned, tried, grow- years older than he." So many in A suggestion as to what ma- reconstruction and a restoration. Our re- The "Mass" had become universal to the In the Prayer Book they set out the object development. God's Spirit direct- ing upwards, going forward as a pastoral ministry are con- turing religion is are St Paul's God, to mature manhood, to fronted by people whose religion formers sought to rescue the long-lost, long- extent that our Lord's original purpose had of its institution — communion, sharing, the Spirit leads us. Like St Paul, words in 2 Cor 3:17, "Where the the measure of the stature of shifts up or down according to buried elements of truth and to re-embody been forgotten. The primary idea of the Mass memorial, commemoration. The place for we need to "press on." Spirit of the Lord is present, was sacrifice. Communion was secondary and the fulness of Christ; so that their feelings or emotional state. there is freedom." them in biblical terms in Church of England celebration was the Lord's Table (I Cor When a person is told "don't Depending upon the mood of the even optional. In the Reformed Churches, the we may no longer be child- A paper given by Rev Ken theology and liturgically in the Book of 10:21). The elements two, and two only, bread hear that man," "don't join in day or the week they are blown idea of communion is primary, fundamental ren, tossed to and fro and Gilmore, rector of St Mark's, Common Prayer. They were held entirely and wine, taken, blessed, broken, poured, what X is doing," "don't have this way or that, but are not ad- and supreme. The idea of sacrifice in the carried about with every Harbord, NSW, at au ad- anything to do with them," then by the spirit of truth as it is in Jesus Christ eaten, drunk and distributed with thanksgiving. vancing towards maturity. sacerdotal sense is not even secondary, it is yind of doctrine, by the vanced clinical pastoral semi- that is an attempt to stop the Many do not find healing or Deaconess The reformers did not discover in the New and his Word. non-existent. nar at Broughton Hall Clinic person from maturing. Clergy- wholeness in religion. The lawyer Testament any altar, altar sacrifice, altar ves- cunning of men, by their men are constantly faced with So the Church of England Communion ser- on June 23. wished to love his neighbour, but For centuries the truth about the tures or altar ritual. They went back through craftiness in deceitful wiles. people who find it difficult to not his Samaritan neighbours. vice was a new service, built on original lines. Communion and the Lord's Supper had been the jungle of medieval accretions and broke Rather, speaking the truth in have a biblical assurance or ex- Using a definition of religion as for buried under every sort of superstition until It was an absolute departure from and denial out into the era of the apostolic Church. we are to grow up in perience removal of guilt, or to "to bind," a maturing religion is love, ing my spirit. "My Father and I continue to grow after he has even the idea of them was lost. The service of pre-Reformation doctrine and a reversion to We will not let ourselves be led back into to bind up the conflicts in the every way into him who is Will come to him and live with left the parish. that resulted from such accumulation of error biblical and apostolic teaching. that jungle by eucharists, whether they be inner man, to bring the peace the head, into Christ." him" (John 14:23). that passes understanding into Olympics was unrecognisable as that which our Lord In the New Testament they found the solemn, high or low, nor by Masses. he they These are people desperately Maturing in religion is seen in need ol maturing in religion. the inner life, making a new did and ordained. names for it as we have them today in our rock Masses or otherwise. Melbourne's "euch- where a person is developing, The great numbers who lack this man. A deaconess of the St. But the reformers found it in the New Prayer Book — The Lord's Supper or the aristic congress" next February will serve 'rho Bible uses such ex- Andrew's Deaconess Com- Testament, they gave it back to tne people and Holy Communion. one good purpose. It will remind us of the pressions as "new birth," "new munity, London, will he life," "new creation," etc. to in- planted it in our Prayer Book. The very term, In the New Testament they found its essen- whole train of errors and superstitions that the among the team of five the Lord's Supper, was so strange, that one of tial features — a believers' feast, fraternal, Reformation emphasis on the truth of God's dicate the reversal of human z,a- tuue, a new value. This ex- Anglican chaplains to the Latimer's fellow chided him for using covenanting with all the oriental significance Word saved us from. perience when it takes place is Dr. Sambell on merger forthcoming Olympic Games nat static, but a growing one, to in Munich. continue all one's life and grow tea ards maturity. Also in the team will be the Yet, everywhere we contact with Kalgoorlie Rev John Kirkham, recently CONVERTED LAST CENTURY people expressing themselves as appointed domestic chaplain to High frequency religious, who still continue in a Following an official visit engage the bishop fully and yet the , childhood experience of their to Kalgoorlie in June to meet small enough to enable him to Rev Tom Farrell, a former religion. Should they have gone have a sufficiently intimate Olympic hurdler, Rev Leonard AND STILL WITNESSING The too frequent visitor culties or depression must lee to Sunday School, their under- the Diocesan Council and knowledge of his clergy and Melling, of York, and Rev Derek can be a tricky one, especi- encouraged to do his or her part standing, if anything, has re- size up the local situation, people; large enough to have Matten, University Chaplain The Rev W. A. Lamb boy, I walked from Putney to ful life and one that lasts for towards recovery. Jesus told us gressed, not progressed; while on sufficient financial and admini- in Karlsruhe, the main co-or- ally for the clergy. And their to have compassion on the needy Dr Geoffrey T. Sambell, celebrated his 95th birthday Hyde Park, and I saw a large ever?' I replied, 'Of course, but the other hand, their skills in oc- Archbishop of Perth, issued strative independence and not be dinator, Special representatives crowd gathered. I waited, and I what must I do?' Mr Deacon families ... but never to spoonfeed them. and interests have on May 1 and, to mark the cupation so small as to be unable to of the Archbishop at the Games saw her ride by in her carriage. I said, 'You're a sinner and Jesus They must be led gently b developed. Their maturity to- a statement on the proposal organise and plan its work effec- will be the Right Rev Launcelot occasion, the magazine of For the servant of the Lord firmly to where they may reach felt two inches taller with pride!" loved you and died for you'. does not live unto himse par- wards mental and physical to merge Kalgoorlie with tively; and that as far as possible Fleming, . out and find His power for growth has not been matched in Holy Trinity with Christ "Did you feel that she had a 'Why for me? I thought it was ticularly if he is a familia man. Perth diocese. the doicesan boundaries should Among the work the chaplains for the whole world', I said. `See themselves. their religion, Their knowledge Church, Tunbridge Wells, big influence on people's lives?" His wife and children have cer- coincide with those of the will be doing will be helping to A well-known Christian in- of God has remained childish, "Yes. She used to visit the what it says in the Bible, "He tain claims upon him, and no Almost twelve months ago community. staff an ecumenical centre for England (where the Vicar is gave Himself for me"; now you volved in the healing ministry stunted, undeveloped. crofters in Scotland, and there is one should invade their rights. Bishop Denis Bryant, the Bishop The decisions regarding the competitors and a series of 18 the Rev Tony March) is pub- must commit yourself to Christ'. Perhaps they do not wish to a story that one woman whom The parsonage is a shared of Kalgoorlie, on behalf of his merger of the two diocese affirm "eases of rest" for visitors So then and there I knelt down develop in this area so that if lishing some interviews with she visited asked her whether she home, but there should be cer- diocese asked the diocese of that Kalgoorlie as part of the throughout the city of Munich. and prayed a rather simple pray- their religion stays where it is Mr Lamb. would meet Her Majesty in tain lines laid down which are Perth whether there could be dis- diocese of Perth will more read- They will also assist at any one heaven. The Queen replied, `Yes, er asking for forgiveness and for By Margaret they are in control of it and de- acceptable to all sides; otherwise cussions with a view to the amal- ily fit into these criteria than if of 15 youth camps which will "It is very interesting to talk by the grace of God and the all- the Lord to help me." mands cannot be placed upon gamation of the two dioceses. some of the family (may feel they them. Do such people desire to Kalgoorlie continued to function also be established in the Mun- to you, Mr Lamb, because you availing blood of Christ, you "Did your conversion have an are being asked too much. A lot In the time since the request, independently. has said she will counsel some- he architects of their own ich area. are a genuine Victorian, aren't shall'." effect on you?" of friction and hurt feelings can the synod of the diocese of you? Quite a collector's piece!" "Did you come from a "It had a profound effect on one three times, and then get religion? Perth, meeting in October, 1971, be avoided, if things are talked them into a Christian grouts People recently confronted "Yes, I'm quite an antique — Christian family, Mr Lamb?" my way of life. I gave up smok- out in a calm atmosphere of mu- welcomed the invitation to dis- born in 1877." "My mother was a humble ing straight away and became a This is wise. Too often we sin the new Holy Communion cuss the amalgamation and tual give and take. struggle alone with a burdened service have been unwilling to ARCHBISHOP SAMBELL. "Tell me, did you ever see believer, and my father a good total abstainer. It was a deep The Christian minister is authorised Archbishop Geoffrey Queen Victoria?" churchgoer. We went to Sunday spiritual experience which has soul. forgetting the wider fel- atisnd and when asked what Sambell and his Doicesan Coun- and archdeacon in the diocese of vulnerable: he must answer all lowship of the body of Chri .t, "Yes; when I was a young school, and to church, but we lasted over eighty years of my ttaibles them with the Service cil to investigate the feasibility Perth as from August 4. Bishop door-knocks with Christian char- The husband of a friend of GIFTS were not given any definite life. I went to a very good they are unable to say. Religion, of such a proposal and to take Bryant will be the Archdeacon ity. I hope I will not be thought mine is extremely good at help- because it is a relationship with Christian teaching in the home. church in London where there facetious if I say that is an oc- the necessary action. of the Perth Northam Archdeac- `I became a footman with the was a very powerful and ing the underdog. Recently he God, should be constantly chal- onry to which will be added the cupational hazard. Most of the brought home a deserted wile lenging, developing, maturing, Then in April of this year the MERIDEN Deacon family whose relations eloquent preacher, Canon Flem- folk who come along have gen- synod of the diocese of Kal- present, Kalgoorlie territory. lived at Mabledon when it was a ing, and 1 learned a lot from (and her dog!) to spend the night bringing about development in FOR MINISTRY CHURCH OF ENGLAND uine needs, and these are no in their home. The lady and her thin believer. Yet many people goorlie passed the necessary The decisions which have been private house. When I was about him." problem. legislation surrendering its ter- made to merge the two dioceses SCHOOL FOR GIRLS "Can you remember the new dog slept comfortably on the bad ate unable to face such chat- sixteen the two ladies I worked But then there are the others ritory to Perth. Similar legisla- are in keeping with moves in A Practical Consequence of Baptism With The century coming in, Mr Lamb? in the spare room. leases. St. Paul when he was 12 Redmyre Road, Strathfield for visited Mabledon, and I who can't or won't help them- tion will now be presented to the other places. Some new provinces came too. Did you make any new-century I can't say that my Meld Sail, was unable to face the Holy Spirit BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL selves. They come fairly often didn't turn a hair! But I take all claims of Jesus Christ being the Perth synod in October of this of the Church in Africa are "One Sunday, Mr Deacon sent resolutions?" and they are good at being on year, and also to the General Kindergarten to Higher School "Yes, I remember it very well; my hat to her. And in fairness to Messiah, so he had to attack being formed as provinces but for me in his study. When I got the receiving end! Not all are Synod of the Church of England with one provincial organisation First of 5 Monthly Meetings Certificate and Matriculation. and I made a resolution to serve hubby, he probably didn't knew him, get rid of the claim. But, as there, he said to me, 'William, down-and-outs: sometimes there in Anstralia in May, 1973. and regional bishops. Similarly For further information, apply would you like to live the best Christ more faithfully than eves that accommodation for Fiin St. Paul looked at it he had to to the Headmistress, is a woman who has got tangled was required too! yisld and become the matured Perth has also agreed that some large metropolitan dioc- life, the safest life, - the most joy- before." up, and is dissatisfied with her FRIDAY, JULY 28.1.11, 8 p.m. Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc, So it's not only the parses g. ,it in this religion. He was should the present diocese of eses, after setting up commis- own existence. She is looking for who are vulnerable! It to help countless others also Kalgoorlie see the need to be re- sions, have decided that episco- a sympathetic listener. s on, , constituted in the future, the pal oversight can be provided At St. John's Church of England, Darlinghurst The trouble is, she can come a ou have perhaps read of the diocese of Perth, subject to the without the necessity of having a Furniture Removals Bishop on SU Notes little too often, and unwittingly LIKES TRAVEL s in Hitler's security prison necessary approval, would not separate diocesan organisation Rd., Darlinghurst, Kings Cross. Then on 4th and Storage cause friction behind the scenes. A teacher asked members d i were allowed. on Christmas oppose such a re-constitution and wherever there is a bishop. her class to pick some time n Friday of following months. Teaching, followed by Bishop Alfred Stanway has made in its new Daily Bread In this case, the wife and chil- I, to share together in Holy would return all territory and The first meeting of the world dren of the pastor must be history in which they would ha e G &C DREW Pty Ltd has passed the following notes. miunion in one of the court- trusts to Kalgoorlie. wide Anglican Consultative discussion groups. Intended to strengthen and The inclusion of Group Bible generous and patient: and the liked to live and tell why. 0 me k. Despite differences in Fortunately the life and 66 Smith's Avenue, little boy said he would like a Council meeting in March, 1971, comments on Scripture Study will fill a great need for pastor himself might need a little omination and cultural back- growth of the Church does not suggested some criteria for the guide those baptised with the Spirit, for their Hurstville Union's new Daily Bread many. Getting together with commonsense, have lived during the Crusadts. f ands they could share in this always wait for organisation. When asked why, he said, "I :- size of diocese. The criteria sug- personal and parish life. Local, Country and Interstate notes: others for Group Bible Study has For if we overdo the minis- ,tse because theirs was a ma- With the resignation of the Dean gest that a diocese should be Removals advantages. It enables the ex- tering, we are not really helping. cause I believe in God and I li e llh mg religion. of Kalgoorlie in December, Rev. B. GOOK, 31 6412. Rev. D, CRAWFORD, to travel." large enough to unite people of Write or phone 50-8366 Scripture Union has shown perienced to help the in- The one who has got into diffi- 1971, Bishop Bryant was faced different activities, backgrounds 661 2055. After hours 53-7377 great judgment in two changes it experienced and to be enriched with the question as to whether and cultures; large enough to themselves by the freshness that this position was to be filled new converts often bring. NOW EXTENDS HIS EXCLUSIV1 WOOD (OFFICE FUNERALS temporarily or whether he should It prevents fellowship from be- JEWELLER SERVICES TO OUR READERS act in the light of the ntonosed coming weak and experience MADE TO ORDER JEWELLERY —PHONES-- merger. On the basis that the ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL proves fellowship is most likely YOUR DESIGN OR OURS Metropolitan (All two dioceses mainly concerned 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY to grow when it is built on the Branches) 80 0396, have either legislated or agreed the original . . . foundation of the study of the ASK to SEE THE RANGE OF ENGAGEMENT RINGS TELEPHONE 35 3355 in principle to the merger, cer- Word of God. It can be especial- 20 per cent Below Retail Katoomba — Katoomba 41. tain actions have been taken St. Luke's Hospital has been establilned over 50 Years medial ly 'helpful for young christians FRANK AKEHURST "PARK HOUSE" which snticipate the merger, rea- practice and patient care have taken immense strides In this period and meeting together for fellowship 4th Floor, 15 Park Street, Sydney, 2000. Phone 26 6368 lising however that the diocese LITTLE WHITE BOOK St Luke's Is proud or the high reputation It has achieved. Now funds are needed to develop modern theatre complex, Intensive care unit and at school. Some of them do not of Kalgoorlie must continue T to Increase patient accomrroclatIon. get much fellowship at home. STAINED GLASS WINDOWS legally until next year's General by Eosins, Noer and Stage St. Luke's Is a Church of Englandgeneral nospItal open to all creeds. As It Is a non-pront organisation, the Board appeals for your The organisation of the read- K. J. LITTL7, Synod. help to raise 5500.000 for tnLs work. ing on days without dates is 11 GLORIOUS DAYS 19 Barden St., Rev Norman Apthorp (at First published in Denmark in answer to Donationsof 52.00 or more are tax deductible. exempt from gift bound to be helpful. It means present rector of Northam and duty and are aCknowledgel by official receipt. Please make your donations Arncliffe, 2205 he "Th Little Red Schoolbook" parable to. -St. Luke's Development Fund." that old copies can be passed to the formerly of Boulder) will on to other people to start them commissioned as rector of Kal- C. R. JAMES, Phone: 599 7348 Chief Executive OlEcer. forming the habit of daily Bible goorlie on Wednesday. August 2. AT LAST . . . reading. FRIENDLY ISLES and the Right Reverend Denis S.U. Tanzania made this FIRE . . . ACCIDENT Bryant will became rector of a Christian answer to the "gutter morality" improvement years ago! 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Page 2 Australian Church Record, July 27, 1972 Australian Church Record, July 27, 1972 Page 3 HEALING 8, MEDICINE— POMP — M.U. PROBLEMS LETTERS

should thank God for any group Mr Glennon who takes no In February, 1967, he told the Mr McKay suggesting that Mr Nobs alui 1969 promise BBC that a famous letter sent to Chapman and those who take his that upholds him and reminds us account of God's sovereignty, Letters to the editor To sons it all up, he goes on to not kept the Moscow Patriarch protesting should not exceed 300 position are suggesting such non- of the person and work of the say; "We have to see in the against the forcible closure of sense? Holy Spirit. SIR, Churches in the Kirov region words. 5. From overstatement we interests of truth that the ethos Your terra item (June 1- All of us — even "the faithful Comb A HEALING MINISTRY of medical practice and the ethos was to be discounted because it move now to the gross over- who have served many years" of divine healing are very, very 15) about Ballarat Synod was anonymous. This letter had Chapman nor his New Testa- simplification contained in the and the "stable mature °nicer" different, they are fundamentally allowing women to become become known in the West ment. I present the follow- statement, "John makes it very have more and more to learn of What kind of different. The ethos of medical through one of its signatories, clear that the disciples did not the wonder, power and majesty synod members reminds me ing for consideration: receive the Holy Spirit on the Australia Party practice is that a person submits Boris Talentov, a mathematics of the almighty and infinite God. themselves to what someone dur- of Sydney Standing Com- lecturer. and it accused Nikodim Day of Pentecost." This state- Ought not our response to those GOES OFF THE RAILS 1. Mr McKay asserted "No ment reveals a very poor knowl- A Christian has a dur\ to ing the week startlingly called mittee's undertaking in 1969 of complicity in closing churches who claim "a new experience of one completely understands the edge of the exegetical questions vote thoughtfully but at 'the laying on of knives' or sonic to introduce a draft ordi- in the Kirov region against the Holy Spirit." Is Mr McKay sug- the Holy Spirit" be one of read- area of drug therapy, and we wishes of the congregations, surrounding the passage quoted. iness to listen and leant in order times he is without sufficient am now saying is in aii•lition to In his second address, Mr nance with the same effect gesting that Mr Chapman's brief We may ask, on the basis of Mr For a number of years, pay the doctor's account in one At the lime Nikodim was deny- letter and (in my judgment, cor- that we might seek God more a mi , and complementary to what I Glennon embarks on the un- if the Church of England McKayls exegetical methodology, information to enable him to Res. Jim Glennon, nor way or another." ing the authenticity of this letter rect) statement concerning "the fully ourselves, have said so far. familiar seas of biblical ex- Constitutions Act Amend- in London, Boris Talentov and whether or not the disciples were do so. canon of St Andrew' s His first sermon takes as its egesis and theology and says Each of the three addresses baptism of the Spirit" purports "cleansed" before Calvary? (cf We all need to pray for our- Mr Gordon Barton founded the other 11 signatories were Cathedral, Sydney, has main- text or point of reference, a state- again and again that, on the carries Mr Glennon's asuurance ment Act of 1902 was not to give us a compendious state- John 13:10). selves and others that we "may the "Australia Party" some years being pressured by the KGB to ment by a surgeon, Griffith cross, our Lord took away not "I respect the medical profes- amended within a year. ment on the third Person of the 6. On the basis of Mr be filled with all the fulness of ago to oppose Australian support tained a healing ministry deny that they had ever written Blessed Trinity? I would hope Evans: "In spite of the out- only the sins, but the physical sion." The Act is still not amended, McKay's statement on what con- God." If we did this there would of South Vietnam and to drum along the lines of the inter- It seems to us that in this lat- the letter. They refused to retract not! standing discoveries of medicine, sicknesses and infirmities of the undertaking is still not stitutes a "true witness" could we be no "alienation of the faith- up support for the "moratorium" national Order of St Luke ter respect, he is playing will and and blew Nikodim sky high by 2. Mr McKay has said further the sum total of disease does not those who truly have faith. Then fulfilled. Why, we have never writing another letter to the ask how we may bear testimony ful." protests. Mr Barton is a million- the Physician and has diminish." Mr Glennon does not he adds: "If you believe that it words. The chapter of Sydney "Those of us who rest our sal- to the reality of Heaven, Hell, aire and seems to have the time been told. Can Sydney Synod ex- Patriarch confirming the original Man's experience and relation- examine the terms of this state- died with Christ, why do you be- Cathedral is a responsible boo vation on our understanding of the Second Advent or any of as well as the money to organise preached in many parts of pect a draft ordinance along one. ship to God has always been ment but repeats it throughout long to the Hospital Contri- and in all fairness to the medic the Holy Spirit . . ." etc. First, those other things which we have this tiny party which draws some Australia on this ministry. It :hese lines in October of this The Patriarch took a dim view beyond reason and to some the three addresses as though butions Fund?" Why, indeed? members of the Chapter and is Mr McKay suggesting that he not and, in the nature of the radical support. car? N not, why not? of all this letter writing. So did does rest his salvation upon his degree subjective. The out- seems that Mr Glennon is quite out of its context and the medical profession at lai s (Rev) C. S. Clarke, case, cannot experience? It stands for abortion on de- In his third address, we are ii the KGB. Boris Talentov was understanding? ("Those of us pouring of the Holy Spirit and now giving that ministry a unexplained, it proves something the public ventilation of such Putney, NSW. The comments made are not mand, the abolition of all forms told that "By and large, medicine conceived personal opinions in arrested on June 12, 1969, and . . ."), If he is, he needs to have the receiving of specific gifts is direction of its own and one Mr Glennon wants to assume died in prison on January 4, meant to be an attack on Mr clearly described in Scripture. of censorship and in fact, it has is remarkably ineffective; you Andrew's Cathedral should I a more excellent way pointed out McKay's person but a plea for appeared to reflect very closely which is evoking strong pro- Archbishop 1971—a true Christian martyr. to him, namely the way of Solus Why should these alienate the in- PlYhe.en.lack of logic is matched squeeze the balloon in here and stopped. Christ's modern min, clear thinking and for a serious, humanist attitudes. tests from Christian men it comes out some other place. try of healing does not rest qikodim Nikodim's credibility continued Christus! Also, does he include tellectual elements of the people - by a similar lack of biblical un- to decline. His visit to Australia sensible approach to the issues in the parishes? Its candidate for the Mosman bees of the medical proles Medicine is man's effort," says grounds like these. Mr Chapman in the "us." If so, involved. May I suggest we com- by-election in NSW on July 29, - derstanding. Mr Glennon would no longer in February, 1972, was a flop. make no claim to being a theo- on what objective evidence? mence with examining three The greatest need of each of sion. His use as a front-man is over. 3. is Mrs Bridget Gating, president logian but a superficial acquaint- a front-man What does Mr McKay things. First, the doctrine of the us is to have an open, teachable of the Humanist Society. His masters have lost all inter- ance with the Scriptures should SIR, mean by "An honest, humble Trinity, Second, the nature of heart. Let us not judge other nor Communism and humanism In a series of three sermons est in him, spirit is the safest approach on which have been widely circu- prevent him from saying; "the Creaks & groans of The most expendable per- (Bev.) B. C. Jddri, sanctification and Third, the limit God to our own ex- come from the same sorry philo- New Testament . . . makes no either account"? Is a type of worthwhilenens of our hermeneu- periences but rather reach out to sophical stable in which the lated, Mr Glennon explains a Darlinghursd. NSW. spirit being substituted for reference to doctors and medical son is the undercover agent tidal method? him, praying that we may "see little of his attitude to the understanding on the one hand Christian view of man is derided practice, and gives no credence whose "cover is blown." A (Reel Ceotlrcy 3. Paxton, him more clearly, love him more and atheism becomes a religion. medical profession for the past Further and experience on the other? Or ten years and says that "what I to them." the Mothers' Union recent issue of the English Queensland Bible Institute, dearly and follow him more have to be faced in Australia. is Mr McKay implying that Mr Toowong, Old. nearly, day by day." Mary Sumner House, 'Church Times" announces considerations Chapman other is not being honest (Mrs) Margaret Douglass, Votes have been taken in on the Holy when he makes his assertion re- M.U. headquarters in Lon- years but attitudes are changing hat Archbishop Rotov Ni- SIR,—The negative and Chatswood, NSW. don, is "reminiscent of the kodim, the head of the De- Spirit garding "the baptism in the judgmental attitude ex- Reasons for rapidly and another way forward Spirit"? may have to be found. pressed in both the Note and Understanding the Let the signs of Roman curia," according to :lament of Foreign Rela- SIR, 4. Does not Mr McKay over- the recently published report , ns of the Russian Ortho- state the case somewhat when he Comment, "Splinter groups Neo-Pentecostal staying away of the Commission to en- May I take this opportun- states "Some people feel that competing for ministers' ,v Church, has been re- ity to comment on Mr D. movement quire into membership of the [loved from this position God somehow invented the Holy attention" and in Canon ASKED WHY they had pomposity wither McKay's letter of June 29. Spirit on the Day of Pentecost SIR,—Canon Barry Bry- ceased attending church, Gordon M.U. nd Barry Bryant's lettc, (June English will henceforth deal It is quite obvious from the ." etc. I have never met one ant and the comment about Chilvers, a writer for the maga- Archbishop Sambell's call a Christian community. The time It adds that the MU is being ill internal administrative Christian (of any persuasion) 1-15) makes me very sad. zine "Eternity," was told by a when clergy wore inducted into letter that Mr McKay has "splinter groups" (June 1-15) for the disuse of the term "strangled by its own com- I iters. who has subscribed to such a Surely we who have Jesus number of English people: "the real, actual, corporal posses- mittees." Since the MU itself set neither understood Mr monstrosity. Or, once again, is Christ dwelling in our hearts seem to have the same sen- "It didn't mean much to me." "enthronement" as ill-befit- sion of the parish of . . . with up the Commission, the 300-page drodim's job as a front-man timents, or should I say lack "I didn't see any reason for con- all rights, privileges and emolu- CMS re- the Kremlin-controlled Mos- ting the installation of a report could hardly have been of sentiments, towards the tinuing to go." "The sermons bishop was timely. ments thereto belonging" should comforting bedtime reading. sow Patriarchate was to foster never answered the questions have gone. It has gone in some good relationships with the Vati- neo-pentecostal movement. But bishops are not the only Mary Duggan in the "Church Both men seam to regard which were most important to dioceses but is retained in others. Times" comments that to have t an and the World Council of me." "I didn't hear anything that ones associated with pompous It is an irritating assertion of organises Churches and to try to set up emotions as a threat to Christian survived this long with such a spoke to my needs." forms which are out of place in rights which must jar many cler- Russian Orthodox congregations reason. structure, Mary Sumner House A meeting of the Genera[ Canon Bryant suggests that gy and many more lay people. must be a college for saints. tn other countries in opposition Young men in strength It was refreshing to hear that Committee of English to the already-existing Russian enthusiasm affects stability. Armidate synod chose to find Commonwealth MU struc- C.M.S. on Tuesday, June 27, Orthodox Church Abroad which Neo-Pentecostals are accused that the title of "canon" was out tures are obviously much more voted itself out of existence. is strongly anti-Kremlin. During of being divisive and pharisaical. of step with present trends. Per- effective and there is some very his overseas tours Nikodim We should consider this closely The meeting accepted 41 rec- haps the honorifics, Reverend, good national leadership. But the frequently asserted that there before being too quick to judge. The Ansvar policy: ommendations affecting the Venerable, Very Reverend, Right same cannot be said for dioceses, was no persecution in the USSR at ACL annual meeting The Pharisees were the Reverend and Most Reverend even some of the largest. whole structure of the society, saying that Churches were closed religious establishment of their including its own demise. It will can also be allowed to die a Diocesan leadership must be because people were abandoning to share and respect be replaced by a new General (Continued on Page 6) natural death. suffering from the trend towards their faith. Young men of the diocese of consolidation, to prepare the That oddly humorous piece of working mothers. Many of the Council. the aims of Introducing the debate, the of Sydnin, both ministers League for expansion of its headgear still insisted on by most gifted and able women are activities in the years ahead. general secretary, Canon John V. and laymen, once again —Pak some bishops on some occasions, finding a new self-realisation in There had been an unprece- PREMIERE total the mitre, is also ripe for redun- employment. Younger women Taylor said that the proposals made up the bulk of the at- would "liberate more fully the FREE dented increase in membership, dancy. It first appeared in the feel obliged to help with home Practical Tips for Writers tendance of over 60 at the almost all of it from the younger UNUSUAL FILMS abstinence. 11th century and so has had purchase by working even while resources which the society has 1108 JOWLS ifitiverotty SHOWINGS free Literature annual meeting of the Angli- generation of evangelicals. good run. Only cartoonists find raising a family. in its members." CHRISTIAN WITNESS Perhaps the most-important We are people who any significance in it today. It The result is that all too often, can Church League on Tues- SYDNEY PREMIERES — P.O. Box 4, Beeceoft, step in the reorganisation of have a similar should be allowed to follow the diocesan leadership is given by day, August 4. ACL activities had been the N.S.W. 2119. FRIDAY, Aug. 18, a18 p.m. at outlook on life as minister's "decent ninht-e—s" and women at an age when their con- CLERGY FINANCE establishment during the year of yourself. We're an The meeting was held in Bible the 19th -century shovel hat. fidence and abilities are waning. (Priv.) TRUST 11 954 ) House and the President, Canon six committees to keep in totich WESLEY CENTRE AUDITORIUM international Good programs in various fields with special aspects of the "LENDS TO CLERGY" D. B. Knox. was in the chair. TUESDAY, Aug. 29 Insurance company are often devised but too often CUSTOMS AGENTS Proceedings began with prayer League's work and to do IP THE who have been neither vigour nor imagination Phones: Goods cleared/delivered and a Bible reading by Canon D. research at some depth. The 6.30 p.m. 6 8.45 p.m. serving non-drinkers are used in their implementation. 95 4231, 92 5139 ex Parcels Post, Aircraft W. B. Robinson. committees are: Public Relations It will not he long before basic and Education, Prayer Book Re- THURSDAY, Aug. 31 for 40 years. 6-7 a.m. or 5-8 p.m. and Ships. In his annual report to the 6.30 p.m. & 8.45 p.m. And we have a comprehens nge of pakten. English changes to the NW charter will "SERVICE TRANSPORT" vision and Liturgical Reform, League, Mr David Horton, a Ethics and Social Affairs, Theo- 181 Clarence St., Sydaey. young Sydney solicitor who is at A.M.P. 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Page 4 Australian Church Record, July 27, 1972 Australian Church Record, July 27, 1972 Page 5 The hugest and informed dis- us to do something more about cussion on these issues that is at putting into practice the words CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE111ENTS present taking place is healthy. of Jesus: "By this shall all men ILETTERS1 But attempts by one group to know you are my disciples if you have love for one another." (Continued from Page 5) force their opinions on other )assif ed advertIsements may et groups or to discredit other (Miss) L. M. Hughes, at tne Wive or Phoned to Interstate day. They were the intelligentsia. Parramatta, NSW. 61sari 2975 up to noon on the Monday groups is only destructive. Ine week before publication. Services They were proud of their good We tend to take for granted Charm os Sr pet word with a mini- s hre of It. works. the fact that we live in a country PRIMARY PLACE The Christians were an unedu- where them is religious freedom. OF PRAYER PERTH: St. Alban's, 423 Beaufort Street. service 7.30 a.m. 9 30 a.m. and cated, unstable (eg Peter) motley Let us be careful not to use our "The Church needs a counter 7.30 oni. Rector: Bryan F. Hall. All Positions Vacant crew which discovered an en- freedom to wound one another resurgence of prayer and evan- welcome. thusiasm (en theos: God in us) ORGANIST: 2 Manual Walkerorgan, instead of learning from one gelism. Prayer and evangelism student organist acceptable. Apply Rec- on the day of Pentecost that another and building up one belong together. The three parts tor, Christ Church. North Sydney. COORPAROO. St. Steonerlie Brisbane. changed their lives. 92 1719. Cnr. Cavendish and Chatsworth Roads. another so that we can spread -holiness, witness, and service Visitors welcome. 7.30 and 9 a.m. They still had little of this the Faith to non-believers. -must interlock or get lopsided. ORGANIST required for small inner Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Morning world's goods or wisdom, but city congregation at Paddington. Very Prayer (Holy Communion 1st Sunday). The current tensions over Pen- Holiness without prayer is escap- good two manual plpe organ. Phone 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. they had a faith in a miracle- John Cashman, 31 1029. Rector: Rev. Harry Goodhew. ist pietism; witness without pray- working God. 'The foolishness tecostalism and Neo-pentecostal- ism can either be allowed to er is sounding brass; service ASSISTANT for Student Hostel wanted. of God is wiser than the wisdom Christian woman. 25 years of age or extend the confusion, dis- without prayer is shallow ha- Must be prepared to live in. of men," one of them said. manitarisanism. Prayer is prima- Dutiess varied, Please apply inwriting couragement and despair that is Dutieto "The Warden. 29 Arundel Street, Unfortunately, a split in the all too common within the ry." (Bishop Forest Lodge. Accommodation Jewish religion came about as a Church today, or can challenge of Coventry.) PHYSICAL CULTURE INSTRUCTRESS: A COMO Caravans. Fleet of new caravans result of this movement. Perhaps available for Beach Missions. holidays qualified Physical Culture instructress is or permanent, from 515 per wee.k some Christians were tactless required for St. Saviour's Girls. Physi- Como Caravans. 528 6217. and offensive, not willing to cal Culture Club. Classes are held on respect the wisdom of the Jewish Wednesdays trom 6.45 p.m. to 9 p.m. and cover beginners to advanced. In- ONE or two Christian girls to flat or leaders, whom even Jesus in- board with Chrlstlan schoolteacher. Age quiries In the first instance to the Rev. 20-30. Ashfieid area. Phone 797 B609. structed them to follow. Or per- G. Blackwell. 1363 Canterbury Road. haps the blame should fall on AUG.4 Punchbowl, Ph. 709 3815. CHRISTIAN LADY, spacious flat. Manly, the religious leader who ranted quiet, central,offers bedroom and lounge-room to Christian lady. Use of and raved and kicked them out Dining-room. kitchen and Bathroom. of the temple. Reasonable. Apply Box 252. Church SEP. 3 Record. Whoever is at fault, we should BOARD OF EDUCATION remember a recent statement: Wanted "The Neo-Pentecostal movement OFFICE SECRETARY needs the church, and the church

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This position calls for a high degree of dedication, and en Interest, If not W,il Eti?4,,t.,copphVe 6 37C s 7mmondts SIR, 2 participation. In Sunday School teach- 00 ing or other Christian Education acti- It is good that more vity. and more Christians are be- No Saturday work. Superannuation Professional ginning to consider the after a qualifying period. strengths and weaknesses of ESTIVAL For further Information. or an ap. Services Pentecostalism and Neo- PoIntment. please telephone 26 6428 Pa lN and ask for Rev. R. J. Bomford. reeN quote, ring rClive loFbrsiestoner. The Gospel Film Ministry Ltd. presents 5 nights phone 53 5375. Pentecostalism. For too long the attitude of in each of 5 Capital Cities featuring outstanding Religious Motion Films. MOVING: many clergy and laymen has FURNITURE REMOVALS. * Sydney: Aug. 4-18 * Melbourne: Aug. 18-26 STORAGE. been to disregard or even despise Holiday Far reliability and careful handling. 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A. 5In Liv. 1 • sun rm. log fires, electric heaters. fish- so as to move mount- 3. If Prophecy, in proper- II IL Ell II Ing boat. everything provided except ACROSS food. 2 mIlm town. 40 Swan HIII, Box 1. Now the promises were ains, but have not love, tion to our faith; if -, 39. Moularneln, 2739. N.S.W. Tel. 23. I am nothing (4, 3) 1 our serving (7, 2) No Aug. sch. hot, or Xmas. made to Abraham and Rom 12:7. 6 - - - (2, 3, 9) Gal Co 13:2. 3 HOLIDAY COTTAGE. CudmIrrah. near 3:16, 21. Is not this the man - 4. You shall not steal, you Sussex Inlet. 3 B.11. All facilities. S4 • II - to sit and beg? (3, 4) per day, all year round. Phone Wollon- shall not bear -- wit- • gong 84 6520 or write N. McMullen, 9. Come, let us build our- Jn 9:8. ness (51 Mt 19:18. 17 3 Rowen Street. Buili. selves a city, and a - 1 with its top in the 23. With - -the resurrec- 5. But - - -a matter ''' heavens (5) Gen 11:4. tion of the dead I am of questions about Your next on trial before you this words and names and 19 7 10. The two shall become day (7, 2) Ac 24:21. la.. Holiday one. So they are no - your own law, see to it TI - but one (6, 3) Mk 24. Humble yourselves be- yourselves (5, 2, 2) Ac Il li • will be best spent at 10:8. fore the Lord and he 18:15. will --you (5) Jas 4:10. 6. She saw the basket • ii 11. Doeg the - turned and amoung the - and sent fell upon the priests, 25. Walk in love, as Christ her maid to fetch it (5) KOINONIA and he killed on that loved us and gave him- 15 Ex 2:5. ....I day eighty-five persons self up for us, a fra- 7. I know that I shall - EVANS HEAD (7) 1 Sa 22:18. grant offering - - - God (3, 9, 2) Eph 5:2. - - - ; he who In the heart of 12. The Jordan forms its vindicates me is near (3, workers of miracles (8) (3,2) Mt 3:10. boundary on the - side DOWN 2, 3, 2, 5) Is 50:7. 1 Co 12:28. 21. Therefore, my brethren, Summerlond (7) Jos 18:20. 14, He then said to the - 1. And all the - of herds 8. My Father, who has - love and long for, To this day I have had "Rise, take up your bed my joy and crown, For further information write to 13. and flocks, every tenth given them to me, is and go home" (9) Mt - - that comes from animal (5) Lev 27:32. greater than all, and no stand firm (4,1) Php "KOINONIA" God (3,4) Ac 26:22. 9:6. 4:1. 2. - - - the Son has one is able - them 16. 1 do not know the Lord, P.O. BOX 45 15. But you have come - eternal life; he who does out of the Father's hand and - will not let 22. - walk together, Casino, N.S.W. 2470 - Zion and to the city not obey the Son shall (2, 6). Jn 10:29. Israel go (8, 1) Ex 5:2. unless they have made of the living God, the not see life (2, 3, 8, 2) 13. First apostles, second 20. Even now the - - laid an rppointment? (2, 3) heavenly Jerusalem (2, Jn 3:36. prophets, third --, then to the root of the trees Amu 2:3. 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PHONE 29 4136 model (BEAUS CONDITION), bargain IAT CORNER OF BARRACK STREET) Lektor someone 545, can be men 19 and if I - - faith, hhardt distriri.ct PhOne 56 4764. Page 6 Australian Church Record, July 27, 1972 given by the author in a church in a large African city. At first it all sounds a little ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES too smug, but later the tone changes to one of humility and Key Books IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: reality. Clergy will find useful mate- SO WHO'S RIGHT, by David Hewetson. Anglican Information Centre,Sydney. June, 1972. 59 Sok rial for a series of addresses on pages. No price given. Nine excellent chapters and a book list for further reading on the question marriage. Clergy wives will ap- of whether all the world's religions teach the same thing but in different forms. David Hewetson preciate chapter 5. The general lived daily alongside two of the world's great no n-christian religions and has for many years been reader will find the book easy to a missionary executive. He is now C.M.S. General Secretary in NSW. He writes with exceptional Readable, clarity and this little book would provide excellent group study material and on parish bookstalls read and helpful. In declaring, page 29, "The would draw sales because of its attractive cover. garden concept of marriage (man HAGGAI, ZECHARIAH, MALACHI, by Joyce G. Baldwin, Tyndale O.T. Commentaries. 1972. helpful the sower of the seed and 253 pages. (UK) 95p. A concise and thorough treatment of the last three 0.T, books by the woman the soil) ... is based on Dean of Women, Trinity College, Bristol. The Tyndale series in paperback are the fruits of excel- MARRIED YOU, by Walter Trobisch. a book called 'Marriage East and lent conservative evangelical scholarship and they bring a vital adjunct to the study of the Bible Inter.Varsity Press, 1912. 160 pages. West' by David and Vera within the reach of most people because of their low price. Mace," tine author is in error. POPULAR BELIEF AND PRACTICE, eds G. J. Canting and Derek Baker. Studies In Church UK 35p. The Maces are reporting the History, Vol. 8. Cambridge, 1971. 331 pages. £11K6.40. The volume contains 26 papers, some Written in story form, hut not concept as they found it and not by very distinguished historians, examining whether popular religion in practice squares with the in any sense fiction, this book is propounding it. religious dogmas behind it. The first paper begins with Roman times and the last looks at the early mainly an account of a series of Trobisch acknowledges that years of this century. The book reveals the importance of social and economic factors on the prac- lectures on Christian marriage his som...what direct method of tice of religion in every area and opens a lot of interesting fields to further research. Scots and counselling has its limits. Irish, Papist, Protestant and Puritan, Dissent, Methodism, Evangelicalism and even the Welsh Re- vival of 1904-5 all come under examination. A fascinating study indeed. BENGEL'S Gordon Beatty mines the relationship of Father, GNOMON Son, man and woman, and which Contemporary theology series needs to be reflected in whatever particular form church life and 1. THE APOSTOLIC SCPIPTURES. By Lion and extent of apostolic engaging theological reflection. It ministry may take. REPRINT authority and the relationship of David Scaer. 1971. Concordia Pub. attempts to weigh the oontempo. R. H. Goodhew. 1. A. Bengel's GNOMON OF THE lishing House. 68 pages. $1.15. these ideas to the questi -m of in- rary revolutionary movements in spiration. terms of faith and morality. It is NEW TESTAMENT appeared in Latin 2. IT IS WRITTEN. By I A. 0. Preus. It Is Written is again an at- a very useful introduction to this in 1142, and was translated in 1971. Concordia. 14 pages. $1.75. tempt to grapple with the Autho- task. English in 1864 by Lewis and 3. THE ETHICS OF REVOLUTION. By rity of the Bible for present The Ministry and the Ministry WHAT! times and states the attitude of of Women aims at grappling Vincent. This is a reprint of the Martin H. Scharlemann. 1911. Con- You mean to say C.M.S. BOOK- Christ and the Apostles to the with the question 'Can is Woman English edition by Kregel Publicm ordia. 56 pages. $1.25. Scriptures demanding that SHOP has been selling church any be a Pastor'? There is a sensitive robes all those years and I didn't lions of Grand Rapids, Michigan (2 4. 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4 AUG ig71 GROOTE HAS $250,000 THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN SHOPPING COMPLEX CHURCH A $250,000 shopping Aboriginal arts museum, confer- Mrs Mons Hooey, headmistress of gustine's. I';dr... iv (Brisbane) since ence room, and 6101' ng store. Roseville Girls' College. a Church of 1962, will rot, lanuary 31 next. complex has been opened at RECORD England Diocesan school, since 1959, Rev Kenneth h. Munns, assistant State died after a long illness on June 18. secretary for ABM in NSW since 1969, the C.M.S. Angurugu mis- A large bakery, already on the Bishop H. Gordon Beside has been has been appointed rector of St Luke's, sion station on Groote site, has been incorporated into The national paper for CI IURCH RECORD appointed chairman of the Church of Entnore, wIth St Augustine's. Stanmore the new buildings. England Homes (Sydney) in place of (Sydney). Eylandt in the Northern Church of England people HIE NATIONAL CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSP A P1,14 NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLIC k I ION Bishop Gain. Rev Canon Alan H. Fennell, rector The complex comprises a — Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- Rev Cofln A. Clark has been appointed f St Philip's, Eastwood (Sydney) since Territory. milkbar and supermarket with Registered for 1,,staJ3 Printed by John Fairfax send acting principal of Sydney Church of 1965. has been appointed rector of St estant and Reformed. 140. 1518 — August 10, 1972 Price England Girls' Grammar School. Moss Swithin's, Pymble. Rev Kevin Hoffman, an army cold storage facilities. a newspaper—Category A. Sons Lid., Broadway, Sydney. 1 5 cents Vale, the first man to he so appointed. Rev Geoffrey H. Sexton, formerly chaplain and formerly a superin- It was built by the Gnaote Ey- Subscription $4 per year, Tle previous principal. Miss Valerie }for Archdeacon of Suva and vicar of Sams- tendent at the mission, performed Mann, has resigned from September hula, has left the diocese of Polynesia landt Aboriginal Trust which posted. Editorial and Busi- next. and has taken up appointment as ABM the opening on Friday, 16 June provided $150,000 towards the ness: Room 311, 160 Castle. Rev John H. Wyndham, in charge of State secretary for Victoria. He trained at in the presence of Bishop Mason. reagh Street, Sydney. 2000. St Luke's, Northmead (Sydney) since St John's. Morpeth. for the diocese of cost — money obtained from 1969, has been appointed rector of St Adelaide and was ordained in 1960. Construction has taken 32 mining royalties. Phone: 61 2975. Issued fort- Classical or rock at Peter and St Paul, Milton from Septem- Rev Brian Harwood, director of Tas- weeks. The balance of the money was nightly, on alternate Thurs. ber I. mania's overseas department, has been Dean Thomas warns Mr Stephen Clark was made deacon in appointed rector of St John's. New A second stage planned for drawn from local funds set aside days. All Saints', The Entrance, by the assistant Town, from the beginning of August. the complex will include rah for development works. bishop of Newcastle. Right Rev L. Stib- In St Paul's CathC dral . RockhII p IOp. bard, on July 8. on June 25, the Bishop of Rockhampton Rev John T. Given, rector of St Angus- ordained, M. Meaker (deacon) and Sydney Cathedral tine's. Oakey (Brisbane). has been Rev G. H. Perry (t). Perth appointed rural dean of Toowoomba. Rev Cedric B. Thomas, rector of East f". • Rey James J. Goodman, vicar of St Davenport (Tasimania) ince 1962, has I on't play God Pool's, Jandowae (Brisbane) since 1967, been appointed rector of St Helen's from 00th anniversary Seminars has been appointed vicar of the Church Aukif"4.0Iiert of the Transfiguration, Norman Park. Gooch, an assistant e neer with the Country Roads Board. was 0 f coffee club Rev Ivan A. Lahey, rector of Noose ordained deacon at Christ Church, War- on Christ (Brisbane) since 1968, has been appointed In reply to a Melbourne people alive, often to exist as rnambool by the Bishop of Ballarat on parish bells rector of St Thomas, Beaudesert. June 18. He will continue as an engineer A series of six semind , hospital superintendent's brainless, incontinent vege- Rev Kenneth A. Mammal, curate of and minister in an honorary capacity. tables," she said. St John's. Dolby (Brisbane) since 1968, Rev Job,, B. Booth. formerly of Watt. The bells of St. Clements', Special celebrations were held have been held at criticism of keeping human Andrew's Coffee Club in included madrigals played on has been appointed in charge of All New Guinea. has been appointed rector Dean Thomas commented: "It Saints', Monto. of St Margaret's. West Cairns (Nth Marrickville, NSW, have on 25 June to mark the 50th Columba's, Scarborough "vegetables" alive, Dean T. Sydney offers all who come recorders, classical guitars, cellos Rev Christopher C. Miss°. curate of Gland) from mid-July. anniversary of this carillon of from June 8 to July 13 seems to he just as much eu- and violins. Professional singers Christ Church Cathedral. Colombo, Cey- Mr Robert Valentine Darts. a founder rung out on Sunday morn- W, Thomas of St Paul's thanasia to withhold lifesaving the choice between classical lon. since 1964, has been appointed cu- of the CMS South Australian Committee eight bells. Archdeacon John have sung excerpts from ora- rate of St Matthew's, Gravely (Brisbane). ings and evenings calling They covered the personalit, Cathedral, Melbourne, has and pop-folk for entertain- in 1910, died on May 5 last. aged 84. At Hewitt, who was curate of the drugs as it is to administer drugs torios and there has been a chor- Rev Richard L. Roberts, organising the time of his death he was a trustee of two generations to divine and background of Jest, in order to kill. secretary of the Home Mission Fund St Luke's. Whitmore Square, Adelaide parish when they were dedicated, said that the Anglican ment as well as a guest al sextet and a pianist. (insbane) since 1967, has been appointed and a trustee of the South Australian worship since their installa- preached at Morning prayer. Christ. Church has always set its "Basically the whole doctor- rector of Holy Trinity. Woollongabba. Evangelical Trust. He was made a life speaker to link all in the fel- Rev Walter Archdeacon William Martin was Recently, members of the J. Marson, vicar of St Au- governor of CMS in 1931. tion on June 25, 1922, The sessions were held evert face against euthanasia. patient relationship depends on lowship of Jesus Christ. the rector in 1922. Thursday night at 8 o'clock and the confidence of the patient that National Training Orchestra per- For the first 16 years they formed some Mozart sonatas, At Evening Prayer, Rev Eric were planned by the rector, Res Dr Marjorie Davey, of the he can always be sure of the The Coffee Club, held in the were nog by that quiet, devoted After-Care Hospital, East Mel- accompanied by a sixteenth cen- Christian and C.E.M.S. stalwart, Bellingham, rector of St Giles', Alan F. Pattison. doctor's utmost effort to save his Chapter House each Sunday eve- Speakers included the Dean of bourne, said that medical efforts life. ning after the Cathedral service, tury chamber organ. Mr Walter Lee. They also rang Greenwich, preached. His father, to prolong life had got out of Can't find God out merrily at the marriage of Canon E. A. Bellingham, was Perth, the Roman Catholic chap- "The patient who has become was revived early in February The pop-folk music has con- hand. and the variety of artists and the thousands or young couples rector of the parish when the lain at the University of Western a vegetable presents an acute di- sisted of trios, vocalists and a who have been married in St Australia, Rev John Harte and "All the advances of tech- lemma. But it is asking a great guest speakers has been a re- rock group. fine parish church was completed the principal of the Baptist Theo- nology and resuscitation are sounding success. Clement's during those years. and dedicated in 1907. DEAN l'HOMAS deal of a doctor to ask him to through rock music logical College, Dr G. N. Vose. being used to keep our old play God." On 2nd July, the Sydney The good music program has University Musical Society came Ministers who accepted Answering those who say that as guest artists and the Dean, Dr there is no such thing as good the view that rock music A. W. Morton, was the guest could be and bad music, Prof Garlock speaker. sacred were hor- said that if this view were Adelaide Bible Institute Erie James apt ribly wrong, Professor F. extended to "rock", it would ST c "Oldies" do not feel out of Garlock, of the USA, told a mean to subscribe to the philo- 'Tc place at the Coffee Club for all Hobart audience last month. sophy that the end justified the person, pen and voice reprimands are warmly welcomed and share means. fellowship together in this Prof Garlock did not deny t He did not think that anything informal atmosphere. that "rock" communicated; how- People from the Adelaide ance indicates the interest shown working overtime recording Bible Gen Synod CHAPLAiA., ‘ ER ever, he said the question was of lasting spiritual good could in this vital subject. come from something that had Bible Institute, both staff studies, as well as keeping what was being communicated. and students, are almost con- In addition to pulpit and abreast with the increasing de- Canon - Residentiary Eric shown itself to be diametrically lectern, ABI's work includes a It most certainly was not what opposed to the things of God. tinuously engaged in public mand for both tapes and cas- lame's, of Southwark, has re- I therm psychiatric hospi- Last growing Correspondence settes. the protagonists of "rock" in the He also doubted whether the ministry. Sunday preaching, sietwel from England's Gen- tal chaplains from city and churches claimed when they said School. This year over 200 are Christianity of our day was on camps, conventions and enrolled, some taking the in- Mr Bingham has just corn- eral Synod because it failed country areas of NSW gath- through it young people could pleted twenty recorded studies Stott tapes such a cheap, low, emotional, other engagements assist the troductory course in Christian to tardy the Anglican-Metho- find God. and sensual level that "rock" on "Ephesians." This series is in ered at North Ryde Psychia- This simply was not true. doctrine, and others following dist union proposals on May music could speak for it. church-oriented program of the diploma course in theology. addition to his earlier ones on tric Hospital for a two-day The professor of music at Bob the College. "Galatians," "Communicating 3. Jones University, USA, said it In spite of his strict views on This latter course had to close its seminar, 18th- I 9th July. "rock," Prof Garlock is not Currently, the Principal, Rev applications for 1972 in order to the Gospel," "Prayer" and Caton James was away from in Canberra was a fact that the wild sound of G. C. Bingham, is giving a series others. The NSW Department of rock multiplied musical assn"ia- against the use of "modern cope with the already heavy en- Eartsnd on a six-month tour Health has only provided for the orchestration" for the old church of mid-term lectures in' the rolment. Mrs Walter Fender, Dr Bryan Hardman, the Vice- shsh included Australia and he • lions to physiological processes, University of Adelaide, The appointment of full-time chap- taking on the character of bla- hymns and music if young who directs the courses, and her Principal, also has a series of suss to the Archbishop of Can- meetings are under the aegis of assistants, are finding that they recorded studies. One on Psalm lains to country hospitals of re- tant sexuality and ritual. congregations demand this. terbury on July 5 as follows: cent years and the seminar ex- services By all means use the classical the Evangelical Union. The sub- are involved not only in correct- 8, another on 2 Peter 1:1 11, and "I , In the final analysis, rack was ject is "The Person and Work of was while I was in North pressed the need for chaplains to raw sensuality and as such had guitar in the churches, but play ing answer papers but also in the third on Joseph. Inth, recently that I learnt with the Holy Spirit," which at the counselling many in spiritual meet together to share their no place in worship and it was it well, he advised. The classical moment is a live issue in Ade- Dr Hardman has pioneered dintiy that the General Synod problems and their insights. A variation in the pattern impossible to see how it could be matters. the recording of tapes on certain had at the same session turned guitar, if played well, made Bach laide. Person, pen and voice. The The full-time chaplains from of evening services is to be a way to God ssund great. college subjects and commenced loan the scheme for Anglican- The consistently high attend- Communications Studio has been Bloomfield Hospital at Orange tried at St. Luke's, Macart- the lecture-tape library which Methodist unity in England and and from Kenmore Hospital at will greatly assist internal signified its approval of the ney Crescent, Deakin, for students in their study and which Goulburn attended and the scheme for Church unity in six weeks from July may eventually be available to Nosh India, though the theo- others were from the psychiatric 9. HOBART VENUE FOR hospitals at North Ryde, Parra- Pastoral letter extra-mural students. ' II differences between the After a shortened Evensong on matta, Rydalmsre, Gladesville, ahemes are insignificant. these Sundays there will be a Callan Park and Broughton Hall. INTER-CHURCH CRICKET believe such action is not series of tape recordings by the The men were welcomed to A feature of the coming was reported that over 100 teams on Sunday weddings logically inconsistent but Rev Dr J. R. W. Stott, chaplain , ral. My 45,000-mile North Ryde by Dr Sid Herron, cricket season will be a in Sydney had participated in the to the Queen, and Rector or All In a pastoral letter to dio- licensed for that purpose, unless New Warden mainly through develop- Medical Superintendent. Dr Bill Souls, isangham Place, London. series of interstate church 1971-72 competitions. Teams are has helped me to Spence of Parramatta Hospital now divided into six grades from cesan clergy in July, Arch- application has been made in In these recordings of sermons cricket association fixtures in not to waste further time spoke on a therapeutic program Peterson, lecturer at Leigh Col- .51 9 .1111 on the ..e..ond tidy, ill "A" to "F", each with its own bishop Marcus Loane of writing to the Archibishop, and preached in his own church, Dr Hobart over the Christmas- approval has been granted in h a body." for alcoholics and Rev Geoff lege, spoke on ministers in crisis gathered in the new North Ryde competition. Anglican teams Sydney says that Sunday for St John's intervention. Stott answers six questions vital New Year holiday period. view of some exceptional circum- Hospital edapel for worship, led were premiers in "D" and "F" weddings are undesirable. stance. The rest of the program con- by Rev Don Douglass. The chap- to the Christian faith. Members This was part of the report of grades (both St Barnabas', West- He referred to increased sisted of brief papers and dis- el was opened in 1971 and a of St Luke's who heard the tapes the Hon. Secretary (Mr Stacy mead) and were runners up in pressure on ministers to perform College, cussions among the chaplains feature is the east window of tin- were so impressed by the clarity Atkin) to the NSW Churches "A" grade (St Alban's Epping) marriages on Sundays and to I endigo meeting on themselves concerning their own ted glass which affords extensive of his exposition that they sug- Cricket Union at their annual and "E" grade (St Barnabas', some of the reasons for this work and ministry in their vari- views over Lane Cove National gested their use in the present meeting at the Sydney Chapter Westmead). pressure. Some of it comes from CEBS ous hospitals. Park to the skyline of the city of effort to develop the spiritual life House late this month. the desire of caterers and recep- Brisbane race and religion Denominations represented Sydney. of the parish. tion places to promote more Sun- were Anglican (6), Roman These interstate matches will march and Rev, Dr The picture shows the chap- The first topic, "Who was be played on the university ovals day business. Peter F. Carnley, Two Christian leaders "We have reached a vital Catholic (5), Methodist (3), and lains at worship with Res Don This is the finest measure of The Archbishop also reminded 34, at present lecturer in his- stage in race relations," he Church of Christ (I). Jesus of Nazareth?," was treated in Hobart. thanksgiving: a thankfulness gate their views on the vital Douglass at the lectern. on Sunday, 'sly 9. ministers that weddings should tory at the Mitchell College said, "If racism exists in any Rev Roy Gray presided over which springs from love. WIL- parade question of race and reli- only be performed in buildings of Advanced Education, way, we cannot be com- the 70th annual meeting and it LIAM C. SKEATH. The Sydney Church of gion to a gathering of minis- placent." England Boys' Society annual Bathurst, NSW, has been ap- ters and people from all parts He said that the Aborigines pointed warden of St. John's National social issues NIKODIM RESIGNS march and church parade of Bendigo diocese last of Australia had no way of es- will draw large numbers of College, in the University of Faith. caping racism. He stated that if WELCOME TO THE FAMILY FOR "HEALTH" Queensland. immigrants were discriminated uniformed SEBES into the s Frank Roberts, an Abori- against to a similar degree as under discussion Moscow (EPS)--Metropolitan city on Sunday, August 6. Dr Carnley took a fitst class who is working for the Aborigines the public would To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- The Social Responsibili- He "I flies, Uie country ho, NClfllre measu Nikodim (aged 42) of Leningrad The march of some 1,200 boys in his ThL at St John's Morpeth and Bishop Alfred Stan- create an outcry. re the Federal cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with its 1962 and was ordained for the ties Commission of General has rut objective study of the Government may make. and Novgorod has resigned as with flags, banners and bands formerly of Central Tan- scope and causes of poverty, we chairman of the foreign affairs diocese of Bathurst. At Trinity ta, had been invited to_ give Bishop Stanway spoke on his $4 or simply ask us to charge it, will leave Hyde Park and march experiences in South Africa. He Synod will meet in Sydney cannot be satisfied with any ad "Even if the 1972 budget had department of the Russian Or- to St Andrew's Cathedral for the College, Melbourne, he gradu- views at a meeting at Holy a $3 increase in age pensions, 50 I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it thodox Church. His successor is ated with first class honours in s, Bendigo, organised by gave his impressions of apartheid on August 14-15 to discuss 2.30 pm service. The preacher and explained its meaning. pc rise in child endowment, big ;cross out one) Metropolitan Juvenali of Tule will be Rev Stewart Langshaw, history and in 1966 went to Em- diocesan Church of England national social issues. service pension increases, and so and Belev. manuel College, Cambridge on a Alen', Society. He said that the most power- ST JOHN'S — — — — — — — — — — — of Christ Church, St Ives. on, I would not feel sure that The reason for the change is Lucas-Tooth Scholarship. Ali Roberts is Aboriginal ful word used in South Africa in Topics will include Aborigine, any progress on real poverty had The music in the Cathedral addic the past 20 years had been free- MORPETH To The Australian Church Record, Room 311, 160 Metropolitan Nikodim's health. will be led by the choir of St In 1968 he was elected to a t to the Australian Board Establishment and dissent, (ns been made." However, he remains president dom. verty, and the minimum wage. Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. Luke's, Mosman and the Turra- studentship in divinity at St of Missions and also chairman CELEBRATIONS Archbishop Sambell's state- of the Holy Senate Committee murra Singers. John's College and graduated as of the NSW Aboriginal Land The Bishop gave his impres- On each subject working for Questions of Christian Unity, Beam sions of the difference between men( supported the statement of NAME Canon Victor Cole will com- doctor of philosophy of Cam- groups of professionals in each ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S old- the Primate, Archbishop Frank which will henceforth be known mission the new CEBS director, bridge in 1970. lie told the gathering at the the white and coloured people of est theological colleges St as the Commission of the Holy South Africa from his ex- field will submit reports to the Woods, of Melbourne, wtho said ADDRESS Mr George Atkinson. A national Holy Trinity Church in Bendigo John's, Morpeth. NSW, will cele- Senate for Questions of Christian Since his return to Australia. ,tatistics showed that Abori- periences and ended his talk with Commission. recently: "Since poverty breeds award will be presented to Mr he has played an active part in brate its 75th anniversary next Unity and Inter-church Relation- Arthur Beard who was Branch were the victims of sac- a topical quote from the Bible — The Archbishop of Perth, Dr year. discontent and is the seedbed of POSTCODE ships. The commission will pro- diocesan affairs in Bathurst. He Governor of St Mark's, Chester : le defined racism as an en- "Who are you who judges your Geoffrey Sambell, who is chair- May 8-11, 1973, has been set socially disruptive elements, to vide guidelines for activities of is married with two small chil , . our to earmark a race which brother?" Hill, and is now Diocesan Sports dren. He will succeed Canon A man of the Commission, has re- aside for special celebrations and bring poverty into the open by the Foreign Affairs Department. Officer. ds1 not conform to the standards The Bishop of Bendigo, the all past students of the college I.. Sharwood on January 1 next. leased a staternent on the means of a non-political Page 8 Australian Church Record, country. Rt Rev R. E. Richards, and will he invited back fbr the occa- scientif- July 27, 1972 ye cannot justify racism by Archdeacon C. Sheumack wel- Government's decision not to sion. Mr B. J. McAteer is ho- ic investigation conducted ng at it as spectators on the comed the guest speakers to the proceed with an open enquiry norary secretary of the Celebra- throughout Australia can do he said. meeting. into povert s tions Committee. nothing but good."